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You know the Argentine steakhouse people at Graziano's? Well, they're pizza people now, too. Their new pie spot, Lucia, is currently open in South Miami serving things like the Taurano Cheese Us with cream, mozzarella, taleggio and parmesan. It goes well with wine and local beer. Which they also have. Carry on.
Cookies at 3am on weekends are good. 3am cookies as big as a bagel and weighing about six ounces are magical. Those live at Phenomenom, the new nitrogen ice cream and bakeshop with a menu boasting chocolate chip, sugar sprinkles, M&M's, Oreo and s'mores cookies. Yes, there's milk.
The Drag Queens of Ocean Drive. The old guys playing dominos in Little Havana. Miami is made up of many things. Many things that the HistoryMiami Museum gathered and made an exhibit of. Check out the opening celebration where a DJ will spin while you sip gratis vodka drinks and do more Miami-ish stuff.
Miami isn't the most Irish city. Fort Lauderdale probably isn't either. But the latter is a good place to drink green beer on St. Patty's Day. Specifically, at LauderAle. The brewery will also have bagpipes, black and tans, corned beef and cabbage and potato cakes courtesy of FOAR food truck. Godspeed.
Another Saturday night option: start at the MFF Awards Night Ceremony at Olympia Theater for a film and acceptance speeches, then hit the Historic Alfred I. Dupont Building for the MFF after-party with dancing and drinking, then hit PAMM for its after-party for more dancing, drinking and dessert. Then go home both cultured and exhausted.
From Mardi Gras in New Orleans to an oddly phallic celebration in Japan, you might want to check these out. Speaking of drinking festivals: here are six new Irish whiskies to try on St. Patrick's Day this weekend. And ever dream of having your brain uploaded to the cloud? Well, there's a waiting list...
